How about to set a good password then?

when CPA is not set up correctly or has weak password

No, it is CPA, that if somebody did not set the settings correctly or password is too weak, then somebody like 107.173.42.94 will steal the cpa owner's gpt quota.

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It steal other people's gpt quota via trying the CPA password or CPA vulnalities.

I have got a script that downloads latest debian image and asks the user to input things like ssh port, username, password, ssh pubkey, network info, LUKS password. Then you reboot and it installs deb

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Fair point. If SSH is key only, the benefit is definitely much smaller. I still install Fail2Ban because I sometimes expose other services (or temporarily enable password auth during testing), so it's

note: Passwords are stored locally in your browser but encrypted and transmitted to the InstallPanel API server, ( Your browser cannot natively act as an API to establish SSH connections; so an SSH re

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Came across this earlier today: https://docs.cpanel.net/release-notes/release-notes/#cpanel--whm-version-138

Shared hosts on cPanel are getting hammered this year. If anyone can't update immediately, revoking the MySQL feature from feature lists blocks the rename routine without breaking existing DBs.

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vault. If you can providing us the account and password we can get the bird out.

navigate between the options (i.e. disk setup, password, networking, etc) with no delay at all.

Why do I have a feeling someone just ran a "getlic.sh" for cpanel license and got himself a host privilege escalation thingy?!

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